Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

¥ : uF = Ae at x rs cd +8 fa i it I � . 4 aie uee | gee Bea is PRB g Cag The Students of Kittrell College Present THE 1968 BULLDOG oward Johnson, Editor Sos _ AUAK X Architectural drawing of renovation to B.N. Duke Library to be completed by the spring of 1968. Kittrell, North Carolina 27544 DEDICATION The Sophomore Class proudly dedicates the 1968 Bulldog to Mrs. Marie Allen with thankfulness for her untiring services and helpful guidance. Mrs. Allen worked as maid for the former President, Mr. Phillip R. Cousin, from 1960 to 1965. In 1965 she became a member of the college dietary staff. She possesses many fine qualities for which she has gained much respect from those around her. Mrs. Allen is well liked by the student body and is always ready to give of her time, her devotion, and her assistance to anyone who seeks it. With pride and gratitude we, the Sophomore Class of 1967-68, again acknow- ledge you, Mrs. Marie Allen, one who has made us realize that we should “‘stand tall” and be proud for what we are, who we are, and where we are. You have cer- tainly been a great asset to the Kittrell College Family. M FOREWORD Swiftly, inevitably college days pass into semesters, into years, and finally into the bitter-sweet moments of commencement. The memories of these two eventful years are stirred now and again when we recall early ambitions, successes and failures, friendships, fresh- man beanies, instructors, basketball games, meetings, dances, grade- points, cafeteria lines, and countless other events. The Yearbook Staff and the Sophomore class take pride in pre- senting the 1968 Bulldog, an abstract collection of the people and events that filled our final year as members of the unique Kittrell College Family. We invite you to frequently turn these pages and re-live with fond- ness your days at K.J.C. MISS MARY SUE MC CLAIN IN MEMORIAM The memory of Miss Mary Sue McClain is dear to many; the members of the Bulldog Staff wish to pay tribute to this kind and generous woman who very tragically departed this life. Miss McClain received her B.A. degree in Health and Physical Education from Saint Augustine’s College in January 1966 and joined the Kittrell College family the following February. i During her stay at Kittrell, she was loved deeply by everyone who knew her. The welfare of her students was her sole interest. She would willingly lend an understanding and sympathetic ear to any student who had a problem, and she invariably had a smile for everyone. We all dearly miss her sincere kindness and cheerfulness. The memory of Miss McClain will long linger in the minds and hearts of those who knew her; each of us is better for having known her as a teacher and friend, FRESHMAN Freshmen excitedly arrive at K.J.C. and are soon caught up in a maze of events that resembles mass con- fusion. There are placement exams, long registration lines, initiation activities, receptions, and many other name- less occurrences. Life seems to be an intricate labyrinth, but from this state we settle down to reach our goal—learning, for we realize that persistent people begin their success where others end in failure. ACTIVITIES BEGIN OUR 82nd YEAR CONV OCATION EXERCISES Fall Convocation—the official opening of the school year, when the graduates and friends return to admire Kittrell College and to re-dedicate themselves to her support and continued growth. The key to a successful future lies within the leaders of our institution and is often manifested in speakers on campus who have significant advice to offer. Such a speaker is Mr. Charles L. Wheeler, Director of the State Commission on Higher Education Facilities, who dynamically delivered the Convocation Address. Mr. Charles L. Wheeler, Principal Speaker. Dean Woodward, Bishop Baber, and President Horton converse with Mr. Wheeler. The audience listens at- tentively to the National Alumni President, Mrs. V. B. Jamison. THE WOMEN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY AIDS KITTRELL COLLEGE The Women’s Missionary Society of the Second Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church culminates its year’s work at the Retreat held on Kittrell College’s Campus in late summer. The highlights of the conference are the Night in White and the Queen Contest which involves the entire Sec- ond Episcopal District in a fund raising project for the benefit of the college. Sry ; Pd saxo EK 3 Ss SES EA EP ONLI eg ae ae iP ta taka Ce. PRES AARNE Oar Pon Gren Be Sear See Re SEES e RG, SAP pa fest 3 PER AS Beek, See Oe ae ET FOR a oe x 524 Reston Sis Nery Ose sede sce ae bere PSSST ON TA plow iteise tig z x SRST ier AOS a Apes pure a o ERIE Say SLRS UTES OER ARIF OR CR aye SE, “ a ee 5 mechs ac: Pe Bae ee SS Se St s nes $ ieee GENeere SS oh . : ys Recarae nates 2 a pavnssr Yale fe 8S conse ar azpsey AREF ESL oh (53 Ny Ng ATES 9D oar BS patavy i NA ae Eh eR RES Re SAEED ee 3 Meee Fase VRP R Ged as COU NIN ESOL e UN BGO IE Oa RON ea BY : PRS Rite arama TT pean ae sas ENCE ARO EEL fee OPEN Spa eN MORR ee Rent SSepeGon oe: Soeay Ge. Boe =, = = 23 a ee e a A : 12 BISHOP’S MESSAGE On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I wish to thank the host of dedicated servants of the Second Episcopal District for your interest, devotion, and unselfish support of Kittrell Col- lege. It is obvious by your generous support that you share our vision of a Class A accredited institution of higher education. This Kittrell has made substantial progress as evidenced by ex- tensive renovations, the securement of funds for our new library and classroom facilities, and a large student enrollment. However, this is just the beginning and we need your continuous sup- port in order to attain our goal. We are also grateful to the President, faculty, and staff for their dedication and professional services during the year. To a large measure, the success accomplished at Kittrell comes from their leadership. To the class of 1968, we express sincere congratulations for having reached a significant step in your quest for a liberal education. We are happy to share in your joy. May God bless each of you as you move out into the larger dimensions of life. Bishop G. W. Baber MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES F KITTRELL COLLEGE O SES SSS a 13 LAYMEN to perpetuate and upgrade the ideals of Kittrell Col- The Laymen and Missionaries of the A.M.E. Church continually strive lege. MISSIONARIES 14 PRESIDENT L.G. HORTON PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE The school year 1967-68 marks another milestone in Kittrell’s “Great Leap Forward” to- ward excellence in education. Tangible progress has been realized: construction of new library and classroom facilities will begin soon; our self-evaluation and a master plan for renovation and expansion of our campus are on the way. Sincere thanks go out to our many friends whose real sacrifices make our dream an imminent reality. Especially, we thank our Board of Trustees, parents, Presiding Elders, pastors, missiona- ries, Conference Workers, alumni, and laymen who have labored so diligently on our behalf. To the graduating class, I extend personal commendations, The completion of the first two years of college education is a wonderful beginning. I sincerely hope that you will continue your education at a senior college. Best wishes to each of you in your various endeavors. For- ever keep Kittrell dear to your hearts. L. G. Horton 15 DEAN L. A. WOODWARD “He who would kindle others must first glow himself.” This statement describes in a large measure our Dean, Lo- renzo A. Woodward. He has glowed and is continually radi- ating light and giving of his time and services to Kittrell Col- lege as Dean of Students, Dean of the College and Financial Aid Officer. Dean received his B.S. Degree from the District of Co- lumbia Teachers College; his M.A. Degree from New York University; and has studied further at Howard University. Dean Woodward assists in registration. uanaecmnsannsana Dean Woodward in conference with his Sec- retary and the Switchboard Operator. 16 Mrs. Horton and her secretaries Carolyn Mayfield and Gertrude Cannady. Mrs. Horton discusses registration procedures with student, Howard Johnson. MRS. K. B. HORTON, REGISTRAR Mrs. Katrena B. Horton, our Registrar, is a constant reminder to us that character is a corner- stone to success. Though her tasks be many, she is always gracious in her role as Registrar and wife of the President. Mrs. Horton received her B.S. Degree from Winston-Salem State College and completed her graduate work at the University of North Caro- lina at Chapel Hill. 17 REV. J.O. KELLY, CHAPLAIN AND COUNSELOR “Ye shall know the truth...” From the pulpit of the Kittrell College Chapel, Rev. J. O. Kelly weekly delivers dy- namic messages which cause students to delve within them- selves in search of self-truths which, when coupled with the academic training that they receive at Kittrell, would truly liberate and inspire them to seek higher goals. Rev. Kelly received his A.B. Degree from Arkansas A. M. College and his M.D. Degree from Southeastern Seminar where he is continuing his studies. Students are always anxious to chat with Rev. Kelly after the morning services. Rev. Kelly in an informal counseling session | with freshman students. 18 BUSINESS MANAGER Miss Verna P. Saunders, Business Man- ager, received her A.S. Degree from Kittrell College and her B.S. Degree in Business Administration from Allen University. PRESIDENT’S SECRETARY Miss Marcia Gregory, Secretary to the President, received her A.S. Degree in Business from Durham Business College. i i ; 19 FACULTY AND STAFF SS re FACULTY AND STAFF sneinnosiccsialtty PO se 5 no tile rages! 22 BARNETTE, RALPH B.S. — Butler University M.S. — Columbia University Mathematics, Spanish BRANCH, CLARENCE B.S. — St. Augustine College Further study — North Carolina Col- lege Mathematics, Science CABINESS, TOGO B.S. — Elizabeth City State College M.A. — New York University Education, Social Science FENNELL, ROBERT B.A. Howard University Further Study — Howard University English, French, Spanish ELLIOTT, LAUNELIA B. B.A. — Sam Houston College Further Study — Tulsa University Remedial English, Music a GOLATT, MOSES RAGLAND, ODESSA J. B.A. — St. Augustine College B.S. — Barber Scotia College Health and Physical Education M.A. R.E. — Hartford Seminary English, Religion McKINNON, McARTHUR B.S. — St. Augustine College Health and Physical Education HIGHS LERGYek. B.A. — Shaw University B.D. — Virginia Union University Social Science HOBBS, RALPH S. B.S. — North Carolina College Further Study — North Carolina Col- lege Science Survey, Chemistry 23 TALE Sb ROSE GREEN, JAMES B.S. — North Carolina College _M.D. — Meharry Medical College Further Study — North Carolina Col- College Physician lege Business Education GORE, RILEY A.A. — Kittrell College Dormitory Counselor THOMAS, HERMAN B.S. — North Carolina State A T University B.D. — Duke University Further Study — Duke University English ALLEN, MARIE Asst. Dietitian 24 HALL, WILHEMENIA TAYLOR, RUDOLPH Allen University A.A. Degree, Kittrell College Head Dietitian Acting Librarian JONES, ZULA Washington University Dormitory Counselor HALL, WILLIAM Savannah State College Supt. Buildings and Grounds 25 SOPHOMORE mg sym RS Pty S SO Lk No, Ky OFFICERS AGS President—Howard Johnson, Secretary—Eleanor Jones, Assistant-Secretary—Avonne Bailey, Reporter—Cleveland Bassfield, Sergeant at Arms—William Clark, Vice-President—Elbert Stanfield, Treasurer—Carolyn Mayfield, Chaplain—Ronald Braxton. Bassfield, Cleveland Alvin, Commerical Photography; Dormitory Counselor 2; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2; Reporter of Sophomore Class 2; Newspaper Staff Photography 2. Bailey, Ronald Eugene, Sociology; Dor- mitory Counselor 2; Basketball Team NPs Abner, Robert Louis, Sociology Adams, Carl Lynnberg, Education; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2. Bailey, Avonne Lomoine, Science. Adamson, Norvin Emerson, Pre-Medi- cine; Lambda Omega Lambda Frater- nity 2. Adams, Jesse Lewis, History; Dramatic Club 2; Student Government 1; News- paper Staff 1,2; Sunday School 1,2. 28 Bethea, Cynthia, Sociology eee Boyd, Judy, Social Science; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Beautification Club 1. Byrd, James Daniel, Sociology; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2. Blake, Sarah Ann, English; Dramatic Club 2; Dormitory Counselor 2, News- paper Staff 1; Religious Life Committee i Boykin, Mary Asenath, Elementary Ed- ucation. Burnett, Warren William, Elementary Education; Newspaper Staff 1; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2. Braxton, Ronald Eugene, Social Sci- ence; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraterni- ty 2; Sunday School 2; Student Govern- ment 2; Dormitory Counselor 2; Relig- ious Life Committee 2; Chaplain of Sophomore Class. 29 Edwards, Geraldine Dedubon, Business Administration. Cannady, Gertrude Scott, Business Ed- ucation; Beautification Club 1. Dennis, Florence Marie, Sociology; Cheering Squad 1; Newspaper Staff 2. Carter, William Berkley, Elementary Ed- ucation; Lambda Omega Lambda Fra- ternity 2; Choir 1,2. Clark, William Fredrick, Psychology; Student Government 2; Basketball Team Timekeeper 2. Clanton, Ralph, Social Science; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2; Dramatic Club 2; Beautification Club 2. Cates, Morris Kenard, Music. 30 Edwards, William Thomas, Physical Ed- ucation. Fordham, William Howard, History; Basketball Team Trainer 1,2; Sergeant at Arms Freshman Class 1. Fuller, Nathaniel, Religion. Ellison, Major Fred, Physical Education. Foust, Mary Ann, Mathematics; Beau- tification Club 2. Freeman, Elijah Buddy, Business Ad- ministration; Choir 1. Francis, John Henry, Accounting; Bas- ketball Team 1,2; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2. 31 32 Gentry, Algie Griffin, Physical Educa- tion; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraterni- By 2 Greene, Corrine, Business Administra- tion; Choir 1,2. Hunter, Katie Miriam, Elementary Edu- cation. Jones, Eleanor Mae, Business Adminis- tration; Choir 1; Class Secretary 2. Ings, Rose Marie, Elementary Educa- tion; Choir 1. Johnson, Howard, Vocational Agricul- ture; Beautification Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Student Government 1,2; Lambda Omega Lamb- da Fraternity 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Class President 2. Johnson, Carolyn Magdalene, Business Education. Jones, Marva Ann, Business Education. Jordan, Mable Christine, Nursing. Kinlock, Clorian Louise, Elementary Education; Choir 1; Dramatic Club 1. Jones, Sandra, History; Beautification Club 2. Kent, Doria Jean, Business Education; Newspaper Staff 2; Commerical Club 452: Kent, Milton Ray, Physical Education; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2. Kent, Katrew, Physical Education; Dor- mitory Counselor 2; Cheering Squad 1, 2; Beautification Club 1; French Club 1. 33 34 Mills, Charles Harold, Sociology. Lassiter, Raymond Lewis, Business Ad- ministration; Choir 1. Mayfield, Ingrid Carolyn, Business Ed- ucation; Choir 1; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Class Treasurer 2; Student Government 2; Dormitory Counselor 2. Lunnerman, Jonnetta Victoria, Natural Science; Choir 1; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Dramatic Club 1; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Dormitory Counselor 2; Freshman Class Reporter 1. Magwood, Rosalind, Registered Nursing; Beautification Club 1,2; Dormitory Counselor 1. , McPherson, Mary Ann, Business Ad- ministration; Choir 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 1. be McAllister, Bessie Ruth, Business. Moncur, John, Science; Choir 1. Moore, Virgree, Home Economic; Choir Le Person, Elco Van, Physical Education; Choir 1. Moore,, Ronald Leon, Physical Educa- tion; Basketball Team 1. Newsome, Errol Marvin, Business Ad- ministration. Nowlin, Mack Willie, Social Science. Nobles, Beverly Ann, Child Psychology; Student Government 1,2; Modern Dance Group 1,2; Dormitory Counselor oe 35 Rose, George Wendell, History; Student Government 1,2. Pope, Maurice Clayton, Physical Educa- tion. Robinson, Emily Verneda, Sociology; Choir 1; French Club 1. Presha, Merion Elizabeth, Business Ed- ucation; Choir 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Dramatic Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 2; Dormitory Counselor 2. Rhodes, Phillip Vinson, Psychology. Reynolds, Joseph Craig, Art Education. Reid, Mary Lucy, Business Administra- tion; Cheering Squad 1,2. 36 Rountree, Sidney Carlton, Industrial Arts; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraterni- ty 2. Smith, John Andrew, Mathematics. Thomas, John D., Sociology; Choir 1. Rowlett, Thomas Welton, Physical Ed- ucation. Speed, Mary Alice, Elementary Educa- tion. Thomas, Earl Lee, Sociology; Choir 1. Stanfield, Elbert Nathaniel, English; Student Government 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Class Vice-President 2; Dormitory Counselor 2; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2. 37 38 Winfree, Robert Alfonzo, Basketball Team 1,2; Student Government 1. Williams, Charles Vonsell, Physical Ed- ucation; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 2; Basketball Team 1. Treadwell, John David, Sociology. Turner, Juanita Beatrice, Home Eco- nomics; Choir 1; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Science Club 2; Dormitory Counselor 2. Whitt, Mattie Otelia, Business. White, Louise Evelyn, Clothing and Textiles; Student Government 1; Dor- mitory Counselor 2; Beautification Club De Walker, William George, Business Ad- ministration; Dormitory Council 2. SUPERLATIVES Avonne Bailey — Howard Johnson Eleanor Jones — Milton Kent Rosalind Magwood — Elbert Stanfield 39 Virgree Moore — Joseph Reynolds — James Byrd id Mary Re John Thomas — Sandra Jones — Earl Thomas Sarah Blake — Thomas Rowlett 40 peg a® : ey eee® Katrena Kent — Robert Winfree Carolyn Mayfield — Carl Adams Emily Robinson — Elijah Freeman 41 FRESHMEN SAR EEE — PORES ES “SSAA PRESHME OFFICERS sptecntieonsionions President—Bradford Tucker, Secretary—Cheryl Thomas, Treasurer—Preston Dolly, Parliamentarian—Floyd Wright. 44 Agurs, Jerry Allen, Barbara Allen, Dorine Allen, Phillip Alston, Sonnie Alston, Verna Blake, Charles Bassnight, Janice Bass, James Anderson, Herbert Bland, Brenda Boyd, Lucy Broadnax, Dennis Brown, Diana Brown, Joyce Brown, Lelia Byrd, Daisy Bryant, Julia Bryant, Clarence Brown, Nathan 45 46 Burleson, Gloria Burnett, Arthur Callaham, Bennie Cearnel, Linda Chavis, Catherine Cooke, Arthur Cherry, Charles Cheeks, Austine Chavis, Herman Cooley, Bobbie Cooper, Beverly Corbett, Eddie Crawford, Tyrone Crutchfield, Samuel Daniels, Patricia Dolly, Preston Dockery, Emma Davis, Sarah Dark, Raymond 47 48 Doughtery, Stephen Douglas, Henry Draper, Donald Drummond, Grace Drummond, Irvin Dunson, Gloria Foulks, Joseph Foster, Clyde Flagg, Sharon Evans, Thomas Gambill, Paul Garner, Portia Graham, Paul Green, Rebecca Hairston, Bernard Hairston, Jesse Hardy, John Hankins, David Hamlin, Robert Hairston, Jimmy 49 50 Harris, Hattie Harrison, James Hawkins, Glenn Hayes, Cora Hemby, Beulah ye y Bene. sy By, LOS IN s Henderson, Goodwyn Horsey, James Hodge, William Hines, Christine Hightower, Nancy Hyman, Howard Jamison, Roy Jeannett, Maureen Jenkins, Martha Jones, John H. Jones, John R. Johnson, William Johnson, Henry Johnson, Glenn Jones, Patricia 51 52 Kearney, Jessie Keech, Menville King, Wayne Laws, Claudette Leath, Beverly Lett, Ida Long, Thelma Long, Elma Long, Donald Lindsey, Wayne McBroom, Gerald McCain, John McCullough, Malachi McDonald, Henry McDuffie, Michael McGhee, Dorothy Miller, Donnie Martin, Veronica Marsh, Samuel McLeod, Marion 53 54 Milliner, Larry Mitchell, Gladys Mitchell, Hilda Mitchell, Valerie Moore, Delzora Moore, Juanita Napper, Freddie Mungo, Keturah Morgan, Joyce Moreland, Morris Nelson, James Owens, William Palmer, Lindell Peace, Audrey Penn, Harold Pilson, John Reed, Doris Reavis, Aurelia Rawlins, Artis Poole, Daniel 55 56 Reilly, Frank Scott, Madelaine Scott, Marlina Sellars, Willie Sharpless, Roderick Simmons, James Smith, Eugene Smith, Delois Smalls, Betty Singleton, Roslyn Smith, Gwendolynne Smith, Patricia Smith, Sharon Smith, Winston Spencer, James Spencer, Pattie Taylor, William Strawn, Rita Stephen, Doretha Spencer, Ronald yf 58 Taylor, Willie Walker, Mary Terry, Raymond Walker, Ira Thomas, Cheryl Turner, Sophia Thomas, Elizabeth Torain, Linda Townes, Carolyn Tucker, Bradford Wallace, Bobby Wallace, Reginald Watkins, Annie Wells, Gloria Whitaker, Barbara White, Nathan Wilson, Virginia William, Larry Williams, Julius Wilkes, John 59 60 Winston, Ellis Wise, Jacqueline Woodson, Kenneth Norman, Curtis Wright, Floyd Wortham, Ruth 62 The general purpose of the Student Government is to work with the President and the Dean of Students to help to coordinate the efforts of all individuals and groups which share the responsibility of building an enriched program of non-academic student life. Student Government President William Clark, Secretary Beverly Nobles. SUNDAY SCHOOL The Sunday School, under the direction of Miss O. J. Ragland, assists in promoting the spiri- tual development of the students at Kittrell College. The students learn to express openly their views on religion through their discussions of the lessons each Sunday and by their participation in other planned programs. SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS MRPCEO ASS a. ee. as ss a. s SUperintendent Ronalds Braxton ee ean ey eee... .. LTeasurer PRM CIISOM geet was oo ofl os 4c 90 ven «Asst. Supt. Conner GrecnGumamer renee ae a neat, . =, 6 Pianist Sema M DY ete hes se ots ox oles Mas Jd Secretary 63 64 ALSPAUGH HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL The Alspaugh Hall Dormitory Council works with Mrs. Z. M. Jones to help to broaden the educational and social aspects of college life for all women students. ALSPAUGH HALL DORMITORY MENTORS pert caeagi o® The Alspaugh Hall Dormitory Mentors, selected annually by Mrs. Jones, have the paramount task of maintaining an atmo- sphere that is conducive for study in the women’s dormitory. HAWKINS HALL DOMITORY COUNCIL It is the responsibility of the members of the men’s dormitory councils to work with the men’s personnel staff in matters re- garding the welfare and training of all men students in the dormitory. DUKE HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL 65 BEAUTIFICATION CLUB Purpose—“To Beautify the Campus and its surroundings.” Club Flower—Pink Camellia Club Color—Blue and Green President Howard Johnson, Vice-President Annie Watkins, Secretary Sandra Jones, Assistant Secretary Mary Walker, Treasurer Cheryl Thomas, Assistant Treasurer Mary Foust, Business Manager Rebecca Green, Advisors Mrs. Hall Mrs. Allen Club Queen—Hilda Jeanette Mitchell Beautification Club Officers Members of the Beautification Club listen while Mrs. Hall discusses plant phylum. 66 OFF CAMPUS CLUB (bili ji iho Club Officers; President Gertrude Cannady, Secretary Veronica Mar- tin, Treasurer Raymond Terry, Publicity Chairman Judy Boyd. The club’s purpose is to bring the off-campus students closer together as a group and to combine ideas and per- sonalities academically and socially. Color—Burgundy and Pink Club Queen—Willie Mae Taylor 67 68 t | $ The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to give dramatic presentations and foster a deeper appreciation of dramatic art. Presi- dent Carl Adams, Vice-President Jesse Adams (Not shown), Secretary Merion Presha, Assistant Secretary Mary Mc- Pherson, Treasurer Mary Speed, Publicity Chairman Ralph Clanton Dramatics Club Officers Members of the Dramatics Club show their unique acting ability to the student body. BORA wWeASANR ZAR The Newspaper Club and advisor, Mr. R. E. Fennell keep the students adequately informed on the highlights of our campus, and provide for its members experience in the field of journalism. DOHA Dewi wHses The Choir, under the direction and supervision of Mrs. L. Elliott, provides for its members a broader knowl- edge in the musical field as they strive for perfection. The students have the privilege of taking many field trips, and the honor of performing before many dignitaries throughout the United States including the Na- tions Capital. 69 This club was organized to study and learn the art of Karate—empty hand fighting. This system consists of the techniques of blocking or thwarting an attack and counter-acting the opponent by punching, striking, or kicking. The club members must adhere to strict discipline; they must not discontinue the study without sufficient reason; and they must vow to uphold the honor of the club, and comply with all its regu- lations. 70 LAMBDA OMEGA LAMBDA ‘it The Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity was organized in September of 1967. Its purposes are to promote brotherhood, scholarship, community relationships, and to provide varied entertainment for the entire student body. Advisor Rudolph Taylor, Program Chairman Ralph Clan- Fraternity Mother—Mrs. William Hall ton, Asst. Secretary Milton Kent, President Elbert Stan- field, Vice-President Ronald Braxton, Sergeant at Arms Charles Williams, Social Chairman Howard Johnson 71 72 EDITOR’S MESSAGE One of the greatest accomplishments of young men and women is that of achievement. Pre- ceding achievement is the challenge which is encountered everyday through educational expe- riences and dedication to the attainment of personal goals. With a hard working staff, we have endeavored to mark our achievements by capturing in photographs and words the memories of personal observations, and the projections of the thoughts and experiences we have witnessed throughout this year. On behalf of the Bulldog Staff, I wish to express deep appreciation to our parents and spon- sors who have sacrificed so much that we may be here; and to our instructors who have taught us to reason and to be firm in all matters. I wish to leave with you a thought which has been widely proclaimed; ‘Individuals are characterized by originality, variety, and independence.” The Bulldog Staff has attempted to be original in its presentation, to have variety in capturing events, and to be independent in itself. We do hope you will enjoy our presentation. i Howard Johnson YEARBOOK STAFF Cleveland Bassfield, Photographer; Nathan Brown; Henry McDonald, Copy Editor; and Annie Watkins, Asso- ciate Editor converse with Miss E. R. Tate, Yearbook Staff Advisor. 73 i ih iy ij iy y yy a | y yy iy iy, QUEENS Second Attendant Ingrid Carolyn Mayfield Wise, North Carolina Attendants to Miss Kittrell First Attendant Avonne Lomine Bailey Accomac, Virginia oo 7 Liisa O La sit ae REE 78 Attendant to Miss Homecoming ea ‘ i. Virgree Moore New Haven, Connecticut HOMECOMING EXERCISES Miss Homecoming and Attendant at the Homecoming Festivities. The Kittrellites, a Freshman group, provided entertain- ment for Miss Homecoming. Se . — SS SSS Second Attendant Jonnetta Victoria Lunnerman Martinsville, Virginia Attendants tOng Miss Sophomore First Attendant Louise Evelyn White Dunnsville, Virginia ARERR: 82 Second Attendant Susette Swindell Savannah, Georgia Attendants to Miss Freshman First Attendant Grace Deloris Drummond Accomac, Virginia se eoronirsacresnnnsstene Wile Re eet F 2 fiepclis hs viper Wiss tibiae 84 8 SWEETHEART 85 MS 'SHAH HANROWY Lu 88 A-C-T-I-O-N Li OD Oe Morris Moreland dominates the jump ball Dave Newton (32) controls the rebound The Bulldogs fight for victory The 1967-1968 Bulldogs Moses Golatt, assistant coach MacArthur McKinnon, coach 89 90 Hands up for the rebound Too hot to handle Go Bulldogs Go The 1968 Cheering Squad has done much to boost school spirit. The squad consist of Gloria Wells, Carolyn Townes, Brenda Bland, Carolyn Hightower, Dorothy McGhee, Susette Swindell, and Katrena Kent, captain, THE 1967-68 TRACK TEAM On November 11 and 12, Kittrell College Cross Country Track Team, trav- led to Farmingdale, Long Island, New York to compete in the National Junior College Cross Country Championship. The team placed high in the extremely competitive track meet. The team is composed of two sophomores, Jesse Adams, Jr. of Asheville, N. C. and Joseph Reynolds of Coatville, Penn. Three excellent freshmen are includ- ed with this group: Eddie Corbett and Frank Reilly, both of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Preston Dolly of Richmond, Va. Coach Moses Golatt, a graduate of St. Augustine College and a former pro- fessional football player, is very enthusiastic about his team. 91 92 GYM ACTIVITIES Freshmen enjoy a game of handball. Pe eae Football girls? ? ? ? CAMPUS 93 94 B.N. DUKE LIBRARY ALLa eerteravenen Rie crease Estsnexesesesssoncustarsenreret Mean Eas oiabsnenestetoreernaa tan re : Ss SanSRRTE RS eKD L048 se yaa = OD op ; eases a : B.N. DUKE LIBRARY New CLASS ROOM BLD. £Y BORING OF DEB No place should ever stand still—this is true for the blue and gold. As both physical and academical needs increase, so does Kittrell College expand. An example of its growth is the current renovations being made to the B. N. Duke Library. SQA VAN Mobile Units now contain the library and classrooms while renovations are in progress. ALSPAUGH HALL - GIRL’S DORMITORY SERENA ANSE . re Alspaugh Hall recently underwent massive improvements and is now a comfortable residence for the women students at Kit- trell College. See | ee ere ee ee An example of the clean and wholesome rooms in Alspaugh Hall. 95 96 JOHN R. HAWKINS HALL DORMITORY avo j j During the summer of 1967, Hawkins Hall was converted from a condemned structure to a modern and comfortable living quarters for Sophomore men at Kittrell College. A student studies earnestly in the congenial atmosphere of his room in Hawkins Hall. Students keep informed by reading the bulletin board items on display in the lobby of Hawkins Hall. RESIDENITAL QUARTERS Fairview Cottage, Teacher’s Residence 97 B.N. DUKE HALL oe B. N. Duke Hall recently had a face lifting and now comfortably houses administrative offices, classrooms, canteen, dining hall, and quarters for freshman male students. Students enjoy a re- freshing social break in the canteen. AEA AAA ESAT: oe ee IVER AAAI Students are served nutritional meals in the sanitary surroundings of the college cafeteria. 98 FRANK MADISON REID GYMNASIUM MARTHA MERRICK BUSINESS OFFICE : Se GE Se ee is 99 cs erneenarirasesoney Sl ite scunamet 102 THE ALMA MATER Hail to thee, dear Alma Mater, Hear our praises true, Love and loyalty thy students, Pledge to thee anew. Raise the eager voices loudly, Let the rafters ring, Join the chorus all ye proudly, We her glories sing. God our Father, bless her ever, Guide our students dear, Let us n’er our love bonds sever, Strong in faith and cheer! Chorus Kittrell, Kittrell, Alma Mater, Hear our praise to thee, Kittrell, Kittrell, Alma Mater, Honored ever be! mwaonrms at wea Rahonas cA MAO ARaA= SS SVE SC 103 104 ADS 'The Home of Better Values'!! CHhHEUS LEGGETT'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALIT Deh SUE 5 LANE __ as =a DAVIS Compliments of OF CHRISTIAN HARWARD HENDERSON, N.C. FURNITURE COMPANY MACON'S OFFICE EQUI BME Nile LN Ga WATKINS-SYDNOR, INC. 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Williams STUDENT DIRECTORY Abner, Robert Louis Adams, Carl Lynnberg Adams, Jesse Lewis Adamson, Norvin Emerson Agurs, Jerry Len Allen, Barbara Jean Allen, Dorine Allen, Phillip Andrew Alston, Sonnie Lee Alston, Verna Priscilla Anderson, Herbert Marshall Bailey, Avonne Lomoine Bailey, Ronald Eugene Basnight, Janice Katrina Bass, James Donell Bassfield, Cleveland Alvin Bethea, Cynthia Deborah Blake, Charles Carlos Blake, Sarah Ann Bland, Brenda Carol Boyd, Judy Boyd, Lucy LaVerne Boykin, Mary Asenath Braxton, Ronald Eugene Britt, Jacquelyn Elizabeth Broadnax, Dennis Leon Brown, Dianna Brown, Joyce Vernetta Brown, Lelia Marie Brown, Nathan Brown, Pauline Bryant, Clarence Bryant, Julia Anita Burleson, Gloria Luesean Burnett, Arthur Lee Burnett, Warren William Burris, Marva Agnes Byrd, Daisy Mae Byrd, James Daniel Callaham, Bennie Lee Cannady, Gertrude Scott Carr, Ervin Carter, William Berkley Cates, Morris Kenard Cearnel, Linda Jean Chavis, Catherine Chavis, Herman Sylvester Cheek, Austine Cherry, Charles Earl Clanton, Ralph Clark, William Fredrick Cooke, Arthur Elwood Cooley, Bobbie Lee Cooper, Beverly Ann Corbett, Eddie Bernard Crawford, Tyrone Lewis Crutchfield, Samuel Leonard Daniels, Patricia Ann Dark, Raymond Sylvester 1758 Lang Place, N.E., Washington, D.C. 1211 Duke University Road, Durham, N. C. 381 College Street, Asheville, N. C. Route 4, Shoemaker Lane, Bridgeton, N. J. 455 West 3rd Street, Plainfield, N. J. Route 1, Box 438, Louisburg, N.C. Route 2, Box 125, Creedmoor, N.C. 2230 W. Estaugh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Route 1, Box 303, Nashville, N.C. 529 H-17th Street, Newport News, Va. 1112 Oakwood Avenue, Richmond, Va. PsOSBox8 7A ccomacy Va: 475 W. 144th Street, New York City 822 Clay Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Route 1, Box 241, Rougemont, N.C. 2015 Chicago Avenue, Richmond, Va. 504 West Jackson Street, Dillon, S. C. 405 Jamaica Drive, Cherry Hill, N. J. Route 1, Box 22, McClellanville, S.C. Route 1, Box 230, New Hill, N.C. 531 Horner Street, Henderson, N.C. Route 1, Box 124-A, Warrenton, N.C. 1622 Two Notch Road, Columbia, S.C. 549 East Olney Road, Norfolk, Va. P. O. Box 296, Wingdale, N. Y. Route 3, Box 388, Ridgeway, Va. 24 Pinckney Street, Charleston, S.C. 1109 N. 9th Street, Wilmington, N.C. P. O. Box 241, Onley, Va. 2606 24th St., N.E., Washington, D.C. Route 2, Box 132, Pamplin, Va. 181 South West 5th Court, Deerfield Beach, Fla Router2, Box 370; Pink Hill, N G. 4011-21st St., N.E., Washington, D.C. Route 2, Box 404, Graham, N.C. Route 2, Box 421, Chapel Hill, N.C. Quarters-135-B Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, N. Y. 642 South Mebane Street, Burlington, N.C. 3020 Q. Street, Richmond, Va. 210 W. 32nd Street, Richmond, Va. P. O. Box 384, Henderson, N. C. Route 2, Box 166, Robersonville, N.C. 911-A-Street, Martinsville, Va. PSORBOXSO 54 ROX DOO) N: GC: Route 2, Box 16, Creedmoor, N.C. Route 1, Box 233, Oxford, N.C. Route 1, Box 310, Creedmoor, N.C. 774 N. Chestnut Street, Henderson, N.C. 517 Sheppard Street, Greenville, N. C. 866 Sprinkle Street, Reidsville, N.C. 1030 Girard St., N.E., Washington, D.C. 803 Powhatan Parkway, Hampton, Va. 26 Clay Street, Hampton, Va. 627 W. Division Street, Dover, Delaware 38 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1610-W-Street, N.D., Washington, D. C. 520% N. 4th Street, Richmond, Va. 512A Davis Street, Greenville, N.C. General Delivery, Haw River, N.C. 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O. Box 685, Henderson, N. C. Route 2, Box 22-A, Franklinton, N.C. George Washington Highway, Yorktown, Va. Route 2, Box 334, Fuquay-Varina, N.C. 2211 N. 29th Street, Richmond, Va. 3 Homer Lee Avenue, Spring Valley, N. Y. 592 Hardin Street, Southern Pines, N. C. 111 Massey Street, Martinsville, Va. Box 166, Accomac, Va. Box 369-B, Onancock, Va. 424 West Franklin Street, Warrenton, N.C. 1415 West Sixth Street, Greenville, N.C. 18 West 29th Street, Richmond, Va. 12 36 Lincoln Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 439 Bradley Street, Chester, Pa. 800 Pierce Street, Washington, N.C. 2350 Bethel Street, Richmond, Va. Route 5, Box 173, Martinsville, Va. Route 5, Box 524, Greensboro, N.C. Route 4, Box 346, Mebane, N.C. 814 Powhatan Parkway, Hampton, Va. Route Box 7 0A Joan slslandes.Ge 208 Henry Street, East Wilmington, N.C. 1004 Manly Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Route 2, Box 49, Snow Camp, N.C. 1019 Oakwood Avenue, Richmond, Va. 18 Pilgrim Lane, Willingboro, N. J. Route 2) Box 213. OxfordaN: G. Route 1, Box 213, Easton, Maryland Route |, Box 362, Martinsville, Va. Route 1, Box 144, Axton, Va. 110 Marshall Street, Martinsville, Va. 502 Patterson Avenue, Hampton, Va. 4969 12th Street, N.E., Washington, D. C. Apt. 50 Blackstone Home, Blackstone, Va. 722 Farrar Avenue, Henderson, N.C. 18 Breckenridge Street, Henderson, N. C. 18 Breckenridge Street, Henderson, N. C. P. O. Box 55, Fairfield, N. C. Route 7, Box 116, Kinston, N.C. 1607 Nicholas Street, Henderson, N.C. PZ O2BO%27 News Hill Na Ce Route 1, Box 71-A, South Hill, Va. Route 2, Box 6, Greenwood, Delaware 522 Young Avenue, Henderson, N.C. 3237 Hollyspring Road, Raleigh, N. C. 705 Gary Lane, Hampton, Va. Route 4, Box 120, Henderson, N. C. Route 1, Box 350, Martinsville, Va. 804 Pierce Street, Washington, N. C. 924 Bethel Lane, Martinsville, Va. 506 South Sth Avenue, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Route 1, Box 204, Nathalie, Va. 237 East Upsal Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 3305 Hawkins Road, Richmond, Va. Route 1, Box 211, Martinsville, Va. 807 West Fifth Street, Washington, N.C. Route 1, Box 251, Bath, N.C. 214 Nolley Street, Clinton, N.C. 274 W. Kinney Street, Newark, N. J. Route 2, Box 254, Smithfield, Va. 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C. Route 2, Box 82, Garland, N.C. 90 Raines Drive, Henderson, N.C. 174 Fulton Place, Patterson, N. J. 712 Harrison Avenue, Salem, Va. Route 3, Pollocksville, N.C. 4514 40th Street, N. Brentwood, Md. 602 W. 11th Street, Washington, N. C. Route 2, Box 208, Pamplico, S. C. Route 2, Box 157, Kinston, N.C. 2810 Sth Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. Route 1, Box 168, Newsome, Va. 310 N. Bute Street, Warrenton, N.C. 328 W. Sth Street, Washington, N.C. 1406 N. 21st Street, Richmond, Va. Route 4, Box 140, Wilson, N. C. Routes Box 63, LucamasN°C, Route 3, Box 307, Kenly, N.C. Route 4, Box 140, Martinsville, Va. 16-F Washington Street, Charleston, S.C. 68 W. 117th Street, New York Route 2, Box 13, Conway, N.C. 420 West 9th Street, Washington, N. C. Route 2, Box 296, Burlington, N.C. 1001 Trade Street, Washington, N.C. Route 1, Box 168, Apex, N.C. 117 West Harvey Street, Philadelphia, Pa. P. O. Box 942, Henderson, N.C. Route 2, Box 61-B, Conway, N.C. Route 2, Box 61-B, Conway, N.C. 1012 “E” Street, Martinsville, Va. Route |, Box 246, Lauringburg, N. C. Route 5, Box 246-C, Burlington, N.C. 1226 Top Street, Martinsville, Va. Route 1, Box 49, Rose Hill, N.C. 3 Wall Street, Charleston, S. C. 1307 Jackson Street, Durham, N.C. Route 1, Box 20, Leasburg, N.C. 1104 Dance Street, Richmond, Va. 34 Calhoun Street, Charleston, S.C. 45 Calhoun Street, Charleston, S. C. 805 Gladden Street, Washington, N.C. Route 5, Box 14 %4, Henderson, N.C. 712 Andrews Avenue, Henderson, N.C. Route 1, Box 275, Norlina, N.C. 266 Whitten Avenue, Henderson, N.C. 450 Carlisle Street, Southern Pines, N.C. Route 2, Box 169, Ridgeway, Virginia 1938 2nd St., N. E., Washington, D. C. Catawba Sanatorium, Catawba, Va. 1125 Loretta Lane, Virginia Beach, Va. 519 Swanson Street, Martinsville, Va. 804 Pierce Street, Washington, N.C. 703 McDowell Street, Greenville, N. C. 703 McDowell Street, Greenville, N. C. 1009 N. 31st Street, Richmond, Va. 130 Asylum Street, New Haven, Conn. 49C Brookside Avenue, New Haven, Conn. P. O. Box 61, Bailey, N. C. 2804 Fendall Avenue, Richmond, Va. Route 4, Box 51, Kershaw, S.C. 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Torain, Linda Jean Townes, Carolyn Treadwell, John David Route 1, Box 261, Axton, Va. P.O. Box 164, Kenbridge, Va. 59-54th St., S. E:, Washington, D.C. 23 Redfield Street, New Haven, Conn. 735 Pearson Street, Greensboro, N.C. General Delivery, B assett, Va. Route 1, Box 149-K, Cades, S. C. 2 Creston Park, Boston, Mass. Route |, Box 117, Warrenton, N.C. Route ly Boxa2s3,KittrellgN-C, Route 4, Box 153A, Martinsville, N.C. Route 4, Box 85, Amelia, Va. Route 1, Box 388, Bassett, Va. Route 3, Box 223, Mebane, N. C. 435 E. 15th Street, Richmond, Va. 64 S. Spruce Street, Asheville, N. C. 1112 Douglas Avenue, Greenville, N.C. PROT BOxd 2) KittrellaNne Cc 1314 Saratoga Ave., N. E., Washington, D.C. 1007 East 3rd Street, Greenville, N.C. 6 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 960 West Chestnut St., Coatesville, Pa. 9A Lee Walker Heights, Asheville, N.C. Route 1, Box’34, Rice; Va. 2812 Fairfield Ave., Richmond, Va. Routes A Boxels3saGultons NG: 2513 Bells Road, Richmond, Va. 33 Cypress Street, Charleston, S.C. 831-D East Bay Street, Charleston, S. C. Route 1, Box 112, Harrells, N.C. 908 Country Club Road, Jacksonville, N.C. Route 2) Box 67 Stelias NaC? 31 leSumiter Street Gharlestonss.C- 435 Popular Street, Henderson, N.C. Route 1, Box 141, Youngsville, N.C. 701 North Ward Boulevard, Wilson, N.C. General Delivery, Mebane, N. C. 505 Second Street, Martinsville, Va. Route 1, Box 146-x, Apex, N.C. Route |, Box 27, Spencer, Va. Route 2, Box 99, Jetersville, Va. 101 Alex Street, Oxford, N.C. Route 1, Box 184, Scranton, N.C. Route 2, Box 5, Fairfield, N.C. Route 3, Box 95, Martinsville, Va. 301 N. West Street, Alexandria, Va. Route 3, Box 69, Roxboro, N.C. 111 Terry Street, Martinsville, Va. 1408 Audubon Drive, Savannah, Ga. REED pn Boxe3s eMeltam Va: Pr Os Boxe? Ie Kittrell NaC: 303 Horner Street, Henderson, N.C. 214 East Second Street, Weldon, N.C. PY OF Box?28 le Creedmoor Ne: 79 Cedar Street, Boston, Mass. Route 1, Box 450, Snow Hill, N. C. 2527 Heald Street, Wilmington, Del. 79 Cedar Street, Boston, Mass. Route 2, Box 136, Hills borough, N. C. Route 3, Box 2-D, Warrenton, N.C. 516 Todd Street, Durham, N. C. 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Routes Boxel2s- Littleton, N.C. Route 3, Box 125, Littleton, N.C. 118 Nichols Avenue, Roxboro, N. C. Route 5, Box 379, Martinsville, Va. 1110 Sumpter Street, Richmond, Va. 311 W. Sth Street, Washington, N.C. POP Boxall ost veretisn NaC: Post Office, Creedmoor, N. C. Route 5, Box 381, Martinsville, Va. P.O. Box 134, Fairfield, N.C. Star Route No. 2, Box 1, Dunnsville, Va. 201 Francis Street, Walterboro, S.C. Route 1, Box 141, Roxboro, N.C. Route 2, Box 195, Hillsbourgh, N. C. 602 Breckenridge Street, Henderson, N. C. 508 Roosevelt Avenue, Greenville, N.C. P. O. Box 41, Hallsboro, N.C. 209 West Fifteenth Street, Greenville, N.C. Routes Box-635 Harrells: Ne C 207 White Street, Williamston, N.C. Route 1, Box 131, Fuquay-Varina, N. C. 1707 Boston Avenue, Richmond, Va. Route 2 Box 374 Creedinoor.N.G: Painter, Va. 607 West Fourth Street, Plainfield, N.J. 224 Pearl Street, Henderson, N.C. 1 Florida Avenue, Bridgeton, N. J. 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